Learning To Cheerfully Dislike Other People Is I Think A Critical Component Of Getting Along With People

learning to cheerfully dislike other people is I think a critical component of getting along with people who don't like you. Like as soon as I got a solid grasp on the fact that there is a wide swath of humanity that gets on my nerves and that it's my problem, not theirs, it got easier to be around people I find annoying. Once that's settled, it's easy to flip the reasoning around and conclude that if someone doesn't like me, that's a quirk of their own strange and arbitrary tastes, not a judgment upon either of us as a person. You can't like everyone. Not everyone will like you. It's fine. It's not a personal attack in either direction. We can exchange cordial nods across the room and then go on with our lives

“I hate you” = I am in love with you don’t you get it

Craving baked sushi wrapped in nori. And also feeling as empty as I can get (I need help).

nowadays it costs $7 to get a little beverage. to cope with the misery of everyday life

STOP 

“You should go. I’ll always be there. You know that."